Hey, Team Rhetoric! Episode 136 of The Big Rhetorical Podcast is live now. Don’t miss our new interview with Dr. Anis Bawarshi from the University of Washington!Listen: http://bit.ly/3MOjiqTTranscript: http://bit.ly/3IBvuITDr. Anis Bawarshi is Professor, Chair, and Thomas L. & Margo G. Wyckoff Endowed Professor at the University of Washington. Their impact on the field is profound, including publications of books, edited collections, books chapters, articles, and essays. Among their books is, Genre: An Introduction to History, Theory, Research, and Pedagogy from 2010. Two recent co-authored book chapters include: “Anti-Racist Translingual Praxis in Writing Ecologies” in Writing Across Difference: Theory and Intervention from Utah State UP and “The Work of Mobility” in Mobility Work in Composition: Translation, Migration, Transformation from Utah State UP/University of Colorado Press.Hamza Ahmad is a PhD student in the University of Washington’s English department. Hamza is currently working on two different projects: a language ecology of a Brooklyn Walgreens—specifically the intersection of raciolinguistics and translingualism in that space—and Afro-Asian solidarities in the works of the great Urdu writer Saadat Hasan Manto. On a rainy Seattle day, Hamza loves rewatching his favorite films. On a sunny day, you will find him taking in the fresh air on his bike to the beach.The Big Rhetorical Podcast is hosted by Charles Woods, an assistant professor in the Department of Literature and Languages at Texas A&M University-Commerce. The Big Rhetorical Podcast has been awarded the 2020 Kairos Service Award for Graduate Students, the 2022 John Lovas Award, and the 2022 Computers & Composition Michelle Kendrick Award for Outstanding Digital Production/Scholarship. Reach out to [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) if you would like to be featured on The Big Rhetorical Podcast. Visit our website www.thebigrhetoricalpodcast.weebly.com and follow us on Twitter @thebigrhet
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